10/26/2026
The White House is removing 22 Harmonized Tariff Schedule codes from the scope of the Section 338 tariffs on Canada, saying it better serves the public interest, and is adding 100 HTS codes to replace them. All the changes to the products subject to the 50% tariff will take effect at 12:01 a.m. ET on Oct. 30.
The removed items include some cardboard boxes, plastic boxes and bags, film, agricultural cleaning, sorting and grading machinery, packaging and wrapping machinery, refrigeration and freezing equipment, some plywoods and seaweed. The new items include carpets, a number of kinds of waste and sludge, certain valves, various categories of cocoa powder, some paint, glaziers' putty, shampoo, some lubricants, artificial wax, diagnostic reagents, vinyl flooring, pleasure boat parts, rubber mats, wood flooring panels, fiberboard, MDF, wood packing boxes, wooden caskets, wood popsicle sticks, toothpicks, seven kinds of paper, paper bags, artificial turf, canoes, archery equipment, window A/Cs, chest freezers, some handheld electrical tools and three kinds of surgical or scientific equipment.
Visit ShipAmerican.com to review the full breakdown of added and removed products and understand what these changes could mean for your imports.
